Along the Way in Clermont County Markets and Real Estate Figures
The column notes scarce items like lawn mowers and auto parts entering local markets amid OPA balance. It lists Clermont County realtors including C. P. Easley and Verne Williams, notes the editor’s new 24 hour telephone access, and reports auditor Blythe Jones returning from Christ Hospital after observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Clermont County
Milford
Ohio Realtors
C. P. Easley
County Real Estate Board
Verne H. Williams
Donald R. Florea
Cladys Leil
Pleasant Plain
Blythe Jones
Christ Hospital
Maps of Clermont County school districts completed
The map drawings for Clermont County school districts, started in 1942 by Clyde Sanders and interrupted by the war, are finished. Sanders, recently back from service, agreed to finish six or eight remaining districts. Photostatic copies will be made and bound for use. the maps show farm locations as well as districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Frank Hoggatt
Clyde Sanders
Sauders
Circus Coming to Batavia Tuesday
The Beers-Barnes Circus comes to Batavia School grounds on Tuesday July 2 for two performances at 2:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. The Pioneer show promises its finest act with trained dogs an educated elephant trapeze thrills and more. The event lasts about ninety minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beers-Barnes
Batavia
Farm Safety Month highlighted by Clermont County Council
Clermont County Farm Safety Council met in the County Agent office to plan the Clermont County Fair exhibit at Owensville. James Gregg heads the exhibit committee with Mrs Matthis and Mrs Alrey assisting. July designated Farm Safety Month with plans to remove hazards and film showings by Dave Fette schedule June 27 to July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Farm Safety Council
Dale Bee
John Friend
James Gregg
J. A. Ashton
Ralph Dey Prese Hamilton
Wallace Maw
Frank Schobert
Russell England
W. E. Stucky
State Farm Safety
Mr. Perky
Clermont County
Owensville
James’ Gregg
Fred Matthis
Hoyt Alrey
E. W. Lukie
Dave Fette
Looking Backward from The Count! 1846 Courier Offer
Readers are priced a four month subscription from July 1 to October 31 at fifty cents in advance. The notice appears in the historical column Looking Backward from The Count.
Fatal horse crash in Loveland injures bystander
Fifty years ago on June 24, 1896 at Loveland a horse killed by a reckless drive. Bert Wagoner, a countryman, drove at high speed down Jackson street causing pedestrians to leap to safety and a bystander was endangered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
Bert Wagoner
Wagoner
Jackson Street
Heat Destroys Crops In Miami Valley June 1921
Twenty five years ago on June 22 1921 extreme heat and winds battered the Miami valley reducing expected yields. In the first bottoms the potatoes are badly damaged by poach and crops that looked large are now shortened.
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Miami Valley
Naval discharge ceremony set at Bata Armory
Joseph L. Taylor of Route 2 Bata via has returned home after discharge from the Naval reserve. A public ceremony will be held July 1 at 1 p.m. in the Bata Armory to honor him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Taylor
Batavia
The
Naval
Mrs DeFelice Enrolls in Public Health Course
County nurse Agnella DeFelice travels to Western Reserve University Cleveland for a six week public health training course. She remains on leave from Clermont County duties after receiving a State Health Department scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnella DeFelice
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Clermont County
Milford Softball League Under Lights Opens 1946 Season
Milford Athletic Association launches the 1946 softball season at Milford River side Park with new floodlights. Teams from Milford and nearby areas play Monday Wednesday and Tuesday nights with 7 45 and 9 15 pm games. Next week’s schedule lists Flames Milford Cowboys Terrace Park Newtown and other matchups amid concessions and warm summer evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Athletic Association
Milford
Milford Riverside Park
A. Legion
Girk
Flames
Boys—ville
eChapman’s
Girlsberry
Terrace Park
Boyshcan Legion
Newtown
Boys— Andrean’s
BENS
Boys—Farm Bureau
Milford Bulldogs
WYLLIE-DAVIS NUPTIALS IN WASHINGTON DC
Miss Elsie Wyllie and Mr. Robert W. Davis were married on June 15 in the chapel of Mt. Albans Episcopal School in Washington. Davis is a former student of the school and related to the late Judge Frank Davis of Batavia. The couple will reside in Washington, DC.
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Elsie Wylie
Rbert W. Davis
Bature Day
Mt. Albans Episcopal School
Washington, D. C
Davis
Wyllie, & Davis
Frank Davis
Batavia
Bell Telephone to Add Second Floor to Office Building
Clermont County flood scenes show The Little Miami river flooding cornfields and crops along Route 60 and Route 222. Photos depict Courier Penintown area fields submerged, nearby buildings spared by high ground, and recovery efforts after last week’s flash flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone Company
Clermont County
Little Miami
Bell Telephone Building Expansion Underway in Bata via
Materials are on hand and work has started to expand the Bell Telephone Building in Bata via with a second floor. The plan mirrors the current architecture and uses the same materials. Completion date is not fixed as labor and supplies vary. The second floor will house a lounge for operators and modern restrooms, and moving boards. Ground floor space will support commercial and plant offices. No staff increase expected at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone
Batavia
Roswell Ulrey Edding Ceremony June 22
Miss Geraldine Cros swell became the bride of Douglas Uirey in a Roswell Ulrey wedding at Christ Church Cincinnati officiated by Rev. Frederick Atkinson. Bouquets of pink and white glad and delphinium adorned the altar and pews. Attendants included Lucille Miller matron of honor and Mary Brown Joyce Dithridge Betty McNair as bridesmaids. John A. Rapp, Robert Croswell, Hugh Nichola and Bruce Pas were in the wedding party. The bride wore white satin with tulle overskirt and gardenia halo. groom with father’s aid. Reception followed at the church parlor with a six tier cake and punch. The couple plan an Appalachian honeymoon then reside locally.
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Frederick Atkinson
Christ Church, Cincinnati
Lucille Miller
Mary Brown
Toledo
Joyce Dithridge
Betty McNair
Williamsburg
Two Pay Fine for Dynamiting Fish in Creek
James E. Tolle and Don Bornholt appeared in Mayor A. C. Munden's Court in Batavia after pleading guilty to dynamiting fish. They were transferred from Milford after initially seeking a jury trial. a blast at the creek drew local residents who saw them. About 30 dead fish were recovered as evidence by game protector Edgar Anstaett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Tolle
Don Bornholt
A. C. Munden
Batavia
Milford
Edgar Anstaett
Miss White Enrolled in Juilliard Summer Session
Music students from across the United States enroll for the Juilliard School of Music Summer Session in New York from July 1 to August 9. Among Ohio entrants is Leola Townsend White of Townsend Acres Batavia who will study singing under Bernard Taylor.
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United States
Juilliard School of Music
New York
Ohio
Leola Townsend White
Townsend Acres
Batavia
Bernard Taylor
Legion Post to Present Flag to Church in Batavia
The Frank Weaver Post of the American Legion will present a flag to the Church of Christ in Batavia at 2 30 p m Sunday afternoon. The presentation will be made by Charles Shinkle and all Legionnaires are urged to attend. The regular business meeting is set for Monday evening July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Weaver
American Legion
Church of Christ
Batavia
Charles Shinkle
Legion
DeGraw Siegel Ceremony Held In Springdale Garden
Ethel May DeGraw of Loveland and Allen Siegel, son of Mrs. Frank Siegel of Madisonville, married in a Sunset Monday garden rite at Rev Oliver Denslow home. Bride worked for Western and Southern Life. groom recently returned from Europe with Air Corps. Reception followed. couple to reside in Berrier Springs Michigan and attend Emanuel Missionary College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel May DeGraw
McKinney Road
Loveland
Allen Siegel
Frank Siegel
Madisonville
Oliver Denslow
Walnut Hills Seventh Day Adventist Church
Springdale
Miss DeGraw
J. J. DeGraw
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Siegel
Europe
Air Corps
Ruby Long
Newtown
San Bernadino
Calif
Frank Siegel, Jr
Merrie Katherine Long
James Long
Tome Honey‘moon
Berrier Springs
Mich
Emanuel Missionary College
Clermont Sportsmen Club to meet Thursday evening
Members of the Clermont Sportsmen Club will assemble for their regular monthly session at 8 p.m. Thursday evening June 27. Outdoor movies will be shown and lunch will be served.
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Clermont Sportsmen Club
Vacation Bible School Held at Amelia Grade School and Church
The Amelia Vacation Bible School gathers 110 children with about 20 teachers and helpers guiding sessions. They will present an unusually interesting program at the Methodist Church at 6:00 p.m. on June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Et A
Grace Gall Wins $6250 In Common Pleas Court
Grace Gall was awarded $6250 after a two day trial against Hanson H. Marsh administrator of the estate of Ann P. Diets for services rendered. She sought $8250 more, which the administrator denied before suit. The article notes related Legion Auxiliary travel to Dayton on June 26 and lists attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Hanson H. Marsh
Ann P. Diets
Batavia
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Jerry
Paul Blocher
Wilds
Michigan
Nyeeee
Courier
Sportsman’s Club
Edu-Rec Club
Goshen
Boy Scouts
Camp Ed
Charles Conover
Amelia
Stonelick 4-H
Stonelick
Hee Er
Permaneel
Mrs. Defelice
Western Reserve
Milford Softball League
Miami
Javia Branch
Bell Telephone’ Company
O'Book
Geraldine Crosswell
Douglas Uirey
Aiste
John A. Rapp
Robert Croswell
Hugh Nichola
Bruce Pas
Smokey Mountains
Holman Buick Company
Maintreet
Glen W. Wolman
Uss
Vacation Bible School
Grace Gall
American Legion Auxiliary
4Th District
Dayton
Frank W. ‘Weaver
Ada C. ‘Hoffman
Gertrude Hillin
Emily Moore
Harriett
Peg Koogler
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